Blender Secrets - Wrapping Hard Surface Meshes on Surfaces

Wonderfully helpful, thankyou!

Hi sir, thank you for all Tricks and Secrets. Can you help on this ? I have a Landscape and a Train Track, i would like to allign the Landscape to the traintrack so the track has a nice ground liftet from the landscape. In UE5 the landscape has a feature where you can move nicely and achieve this by few clicks. thanks sir

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BLOWS MY MIND

How did you get the wire mesh looking grid that you used for the knife project?

IDK why it just does not work, did step by step and nothing.

Surface Deform + Bind works wonders! :) Thanks!

If I moved the plane, the wrapped object does not follow. Do you please have an idea on how this could be achieve ?

Longer, specialized tutorials are nice an all, but more often than not, these simple fixes/small one off videos are exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks for your help, this channel is doing God's work 🙏

which is the previous video? could you put on text?

Thanks!

THANK YOU, i learned more in few of your 30 second videos than in 2 hour tutorials

But does the Hard surface needs to be made of quads only?

Do you update your book with new tricks and things from time to time?

Bro... What??

There's only one drawback to this technique : the projection follow an axis and so if you project a plane with geometry on it onto a cylinder you get big deformation on the side of the cylinder
Is there a way to avoid this or to project using normals instead of axis ? thanks

what matcap are you using here?

We really need knife project to be a modifier

I've watched this video at least 9 times and here's my diagnosis: it's sorcery. Bring the stack

As a Zbrush user i cannot stop thinking about how easy is to do exactly the same thing with a single brush stroke :(, blender is very powerful but overly complicated and conterintuitive for other things

Nice video, this is the method that I always use. However, it is always better to snap the plane that you are using to deform the object to the back of the object itself before you shrinkwrap it onto the target because if there is an offset between them you will not get a deformation as good and as precise as you would with no offset at all. Greetings

Awesome. Your tips like "Total Recall".

Epic ty

Very cool. Loving these short tips :) How much is the ebook? (on the link I can only see the 'buy' button but no price - it's early morning though for me so maybe I'm blind).
Edit: Never mind, I found it right at the top 😆 €35 for reference.

thanks!

Thank you! Can you please show us a way to create bronze relief panel style images on a plane object from a photograph?

Why dont we directly shrinkwrap the hard surface mesh to the curved surface rather than binding it to a plane that is shrinkwrapped to the curved surface?

Yet another way to get rid of potential unwanted artifacts.
God method to put written test on a curved surface as well.
I wonder if it's better triangulate faces or not in this case.

Why do you need to use knife project? Couldn't a subdiv modifier work? I don't understand the reasoning.

Cool!

Please, teach us an easy way to make handrails for staircases

This man knows how to hack Blender and make something epic